Horizon Quantum to purchase IonQ’s 256-qubit trapped-ion quantum computer
Horizon Quantum will purchase one of IonQ’s trapped-ion computers, its second modality in addition to its existing superconducting system.
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Singapore’s quantum leap: The National Quantum Office in focus
In a conversation with Quantum Spectator, Ling Keok Tong, Executive Director of NQO, explains how Singapore is approaching quantum at a national level, how it works with stakeholders, and what it plans to do with a new quantum computer arriving…
Between two experiments: Dr John M Martinis on the history of quantum computing
Dr John M Martinis gives a detailed presentation on the development of superconducting quantum computers from 1985 to today.
Co-founder of QSECDEF shares her insights on how to build a quantum business
Hedegaard emphasized the importance of networking, the need to think globally, and how quantum should be seen as part of a larger tech infrastructure.
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QuEra makes its quantum circuit simulator open-source
QuEra has open-sourced its T-gate simulator (Tsim), which lets researchers simulate non-Clifford gate operations for quantum error correction.
